Why do all fundamental Physics courses begin with Mechanics?

<p>For several reasons, fundamental physics courses frequently begin with mechanics.</p><ul><li><strong>The basis of Classical Physics:</strong> The basis of classical physics is mechanics, particularly Newtonian mechanics. It discusses how things move and the forces at work on them.&nbsp;</li><li><strong>Conceptual Understanding:&nbsp;</strong>The study of mechanics opens the mind to basic ideas such as gravity, force, motion, energy, and momentum.</li><li><strong>Mathematical Principles:</strong> Equations of motion, vector calculus, and differential equations are a few examples of the mathematical formulations used in mechanics.&nbsp;</li><li><strong>Historical Significance:</strong> One of the first fields in which physicists made important discoveries was mechanics, which has a long history.&nbsp;</li><li><strong>Universality and Applicability:&nbsp;</strong>Ideas such as conservation laws (conservation of momentum, energy) are widely used in physics and have applications outside of the field of mechanics.</li></ul>

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